Sweeney wrote:
Not joking, do you also take a bike? On a Plane?
I have flown with my bike in an Aerus travel case multiple times. I have never taken both the bike and Computrainer on a plane trip.
I spend a significant amount of nights away from home (within driving distance). My evenings are somewhat free so I put the bike and CT in the car and set it up so I can get the training in at night (I am essentially tied to the location so I can't really get outside and ride, hence the need for the trainer). When I first started doing this I would throw the CT and all its parts in to the back of the car. This required several trips to get everything inside. Now I put the CT in the suitcase, strap a box fan on the outside and can get the bike, trainer and a fan inside in one trip. Much more convenient. This is the closest I will ever come to being a professional triathlete: getting paid to work out at night....
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Jason
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